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Sammanfattning: Omfattande musikskolor och en funktion för att automatiskt hålla takten hör till de stora nyheterna i Garageband 11. Det är snart sju år sedan Apples musikskaparprogram lanserades. Under de år som passerat har applikationen utvecklats från en leksak t...
Great value for money. Beautiful interface. Simple multitrack mixing. Excellent instrument tutorials, including celebrity lessons. Stretch waveforms to match rhythm.
No export to market leading studio software. Several features involve large downloads. Mac OS only.
If you want to get your toes wet in music studio production, or just to start learning to play an instrument, it would be hard to find a better place to start than with GarageBand. ...
Flex Time and Groove Matching are perfect for aspiring musicians. Sweet new guitar amps and effects.
MIDI remote control only works with Apogee Gio control hardware. Real-time feedback hits a few sour notes.
Overall, there’s a lot to like about GarageBand ’11—it easily represents the best value in the musical-software world, and the moment you hit its creative ceiling, it’s easy to take your projects directly into Logic Express, the next step up in power...
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Publicerad: 2010-10-27, Författare: Christopher , testad av: techworld.com
Were GarageBand ’11 sold separately, this largely evolutionary version might have merited a .5 release rather than a bump to a new version number. But where iLife goes, so goes GarageBand.All the changes that have been made: expanded lessons, How Did ...
More free keyboard and guitar lessons, Expanded set of guitar amp and effects, Flex Time and Groove Matching address poor timing,
Very limited external control of amps and effects, Chord Trainer doesn't always hear correct chord
Were GarageBand ’11 sold separately, this largely evolutionary version might have merited a .5 release rather than a bump to a new version number. But where iLife goes, so goes GarageBand. All the changes that have been made—expanded lessons, How Did ...
Crashes some older Macs; In app purchase may cost in spite of being a prior user; Interface not as user-friendly as it should be
Despite teething problems, Apple's update to GarageBand for Mac pushes firmly ahead with the streamlining agenda for multi-level applications. If the redesign of iMovie in 2007 and more recently FCP X are anything to go by, elements of the high-end functi...
Were Apple GarageBand ’11 a standalone product, this largely evolutionary version might have merited a .5 release rather than a bump to a new version number. But where iLife goes, so goes GarageBand. All the changes that have been made - expanded less...
For many musicians, the improvements present in GarageBand ’11 most probably warrant the £45 price tag alone, even if they aren’t interested in the rest of the iLife ’11 suite that includes the updated iPhoto ’11 and iMovie ’11. Apple has once again ma...
Publicerad: 2010-10-27, Författare: Christopher , testad av: macworld.co.uk
More free keyboard and guitar lessons, expanded set of guitar amp and effects, Flex Time and Groove Matching address poor timing
Very limited external control of amps and effects, chord Trainer doesn't always hear correct chord
GarageBand 11 is a great software tool for getting started with learning to play an instrument, and composing music. And it is a pretty good podcast editor, too. More advanced players and music makers will soon come up against limitations, but that's fair...
More free keyboard and guitar lessons; expanded set of guitar amp and effects; Flex Time and Groove Matching address poor timing
Very limited external control of amps and effects; Chord Trainer doesn't always hear correct chord, $69 (as part of iLife '11)
Were GarageBand ’11 sold separately, this largely evolutionary version might have merited a .5 release rather than a bump to a new version number. But where iLife goes, so goes GarageBand. All the changes that have been made – expanded lessons, How Did...
